Is it possible to connect to both balanced and unbalanced Transporter
outputs simultaneously? I want to connect the balanced XLR to a tube
preamp/headphone amp, while leaving my existing unbalanced
outputconnected to a SS preamp that feeds my poweramp.
Thanks.
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John M
Yes!
Absolutely!
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Thanks Michael.
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SqueezeCenter 7.3.4 running on a DIY PC, Windows 7 64 bit o.s., with
Inguz Audio EQ/DRC. (1) Transporter, (4) Booms connected through a
Linksys WRT54gs router and Linksys WAP54g access point. Using an iPod
Touch with iPeng for a controller. For
Squeezed_Rotel;578028 Wrote:
I couldn't find any restrictions indicated in the Transporter user
manual. Is it possible to connect to both balanced and unbalanced
Transporter outputs simultaneously? I want to connect the balanced XLR
to a tube preamp/headphone amp, while leaving my existing
Thanks for your help .Im gonna get some cables from Blue Jean.
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You guys seem to think the difference between 17 and 18 bits is
insignificant. It can be quite large.
I agree in 24bits music most systems and ears won't hear say the bottom
5 bits or so.
But when you are talking 16 vs 17 vs 18 vs 19 bits I think you are in
an area that on SOME systems with
So as a rank amateur, does the person that wondered why the touch review
was on such a prestigious audiophile forum have credibility or does it
belong maybe in the lower but still quality ranks? I would think even
if I was a top notch audiophile I would want the info unless it was
beneath me of
mswlogo;578176 Wrote:
You guys seem to think the difference between 17 and 18 bits is
insignificant. It can be quite large.
I agree in 24bits music most systems and ears won't hear say the bottom
5 bits or so.
But when you are talking 16 vs 17 vs 18 vs 19 bits I think you are in
an
iPhone;577898 Wrote:
I use XLR Balanced whenever I can. If your amp doesn't have balanced
inputs then obviously you can't use them. Try 'Blue Jeans'
(http://www.bluejeanscable.com/store/audio/index.htm) or 'Anti Cables'
(http://www.anticables.com/home.html) for affordable high quality
Nonreality;578185 Wrote:
Iphone, I think that you might tell me the answer without making too
much fun of me. What is balanced or unbalanced outputs and how do you
tell. I know I'm showing my ignorance but I'm willing to risk it. I
have some ideas but not willing to share those. :) I'm
On 09/22/2010 01:17 AM, Nonreality wrote:
What is balanced or unbalanced outputs and how do you
tell.
The classic RCA plug/jack audio connection is unbalanced. There is a
signal that is the potential (difference) in voltage between one lead
and the ground. Its a two wire connection
In a
Phil Leigh;578186 Wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balanced_audio
Thanks Phil. Does this matter with the short runs between components
in a typical system? Most my cables are under 3ft. I suppose this
doesn't apply to speaker cables just to cables between the amp and
components, right?
Nonreality;578189 Wrote:
Thanks Phil. Does this matter with the short runs between components in
a typical system? Most my cables are under 3ft. I suppose this doesn't
apply to speaker cables just to cables between the amp and components,
right?
You will get varying answers to this. IMO,
pfarrell;578187 Wrote:
On 09/22/2010 01:17 AM, Nonreality wrote:
What is balanced or unbalanced outputs and how do you
tell.
The classic RCA plug/jack audio connection is unbalanced. There is a
signal that is the potential (difference) in voltage between one lead
and the ground. Its
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